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Bozo_Casanova

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  1. And now in 2025 we find ourselves back in normal times, where the 4th quarter you can get a little more on your trade in, pay a little less than MSRP, and get an interest rate well under risk-free with good credit even on popular new cars. somebody tell me again why it’s so urgent that we go back to historically low Fed funds rates?
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  3. I just realized I’ve never seen both Ted Cruz and @Helobious at the same time…
  4. It’s a few minutes until kick and Q2 Stadium is PACKED with invisible season ticket holders You can really feel the Listoness
  5. That’s economic word salad. Even at the most basic level. Of course you’re not alone in doing it, but I suppose you would say you “support capitalism” or something equally nonsensical.
  6. The whole discourse of capitalism, communism or socialism in the context of the American economy is utterly devoid of relevance, honesty, purpose, or merit.
  7. I was talking about you too, but I’ll give you credit for not bringing it up.
  8. Never have two words meant less than “capitalism” and “communism” in the political discourse of the 2020’s
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  10. You know, the MGT thing is interesting to me. People come to Washington and get cynical, or corrupted, or jaded, but nobody serves in congress and stays uninformed. So what happens when a profoundly ignorant, high energy, low impulse control person gets elected and the veil is slowly pulled from their eyes?
  11. Dude also has a sick O-Gauge setup and all the imitation crab meat you want.
  12. Take hearts it doesn’t matter what they claim. They aren’t the audience.
  13. Correct. I do attribute it to her influence, but it’s beyond the industry. You can’t operate a middle class political party from a place of hostility to the savings of 20-25% of young, minority, and middle class voters.
  14. No, and thank you for asking because it’s a great example of how her influence damages the party. The Biden administration essentially took direction on bitcoin and crypto policy and regulatory appointments from her, and the shift of crypto owners towards Trump as a result was decisive.
  15. Fatty votes on an exclusively tribal basis, Most Republicans do. can we talk about the shutdown on the shutdown thread?
  16. @Nivek you are missing the point. When I talk about Warren’s toxicity, I’m talking about the negative electoral drag her influence exerts on the rest of the party, and since her “leadership” on bitcoin played a decisive role in making Trump president, it’s hard to argue otherwise. And Hillary Clinton’s largely unearned influence did the same thing. And you seem to understand the point, but choose to ignore it, since you seem to think that Ted Cruz is liked by Republicans and R-leans, which is flatly incorrect. He’s mostly tolerated. So no, I am not falling for right-wing anything. What I am doing is humbling myself to the reality of the situation and what the data tells me, regardless of whether it confirms my worldview or aspirations. The fact that the Democratic Party doesn’t have the strategic discipline to do the same is the primary reason I don’t really identify with it anymore. Hope is great, but it’s not a strategy. Neither is disdain.
  17. Not sure where else to put this, from a Ford Maverick Forum
  18. Dominational differences, 2025 edition: In the battle of the Pope vs Mommy Influencers, Jeff Leach isn’t afraid to make the tough calls.
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  21. IT IS ABSOLUTELY THE STANDARD and unless you are so insulated in a bubble of privilege that it doesn’t matter to you if the Republic falls, you had better make it literally the most important thing there is. Rudyard Kipling admired those who could “walk with kings and keep the common good touch.” Lefties disdain the common touch at our national peril.
  22. I don't think she's insufferable. I think she's got quite a charming personality in a chiding school teacher sort of way. She just doesn't connect for people in an intuitive way (unlike Obama or Ann Richards, for example) and seems unable to read a room, both literally and figuratively. Eh, I used to be a big fan of Warren until she got very interested in things i knew a lot about. I would not call her proposed solutions unviersally practical. I mean, some are. But quite a few are abjectly nonsensical.
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